Led Zeppelin were no strangers to record-setting stadium concerts by spring 1977. But even by their standards, their mammoth performance at the Pontiac Silverdome near Detroit was
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Few artists have ever been on a roll like Stevie Wonder was from 1972-80, the era chronicled on Stevie Wonder’s Original Musiquarium I. During that
The Beatles never released a live album while they were still together, though it wasn’t for lack of trying. The group’s meteoric rise in fame
On May 4, 1982, Duran Duran released the first single from Rio, “Hungry Like the Wolf.” The song would become one of their signature tunes
45 Years Ago: Parliament Unleash ‘Live P-Funk Earth Tour’ LP
If it weren’t for an argument over lumpy mashed potatoes, Jimi Hendrix may never have crafted one of his most famous songs. Kathy Mary Etchingham
It’s virtually unheard of for a star to leave a hugely successful TV show during the height of its popularity, but that’s exactly what happened when
Mas tequila brought mas dinero to Sammy Hagar 15 years ago. It was on May 7, 2007, that Hagar announced he was selling an 80
Opened in 1932, Radio City Music Hall has been called the largest indoor theater in the world – with a marquee that spans an entire
A decade before Radiohead released OK Computer, singer Thom Yorke was involved in a car accident. His girlfriend at the time was injured, but Yorke walked away